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LNG Energy's Subsidiaries Closed Their Farm-in Agreement with Subsidiaries of Heritage

LNG Energy Ltd. ("LNG") (TSX Venture -- LNG) is pleased to announce that its subsidiaries, Telemu No. 18 Limited ("Telemu"), LNG Energy (PNG) Limited and LNG Energy No. 2 Limited, have closed their farm-in agreement with wholly owned subsidiaries of Heritage Oil Plc ("Heritage"). In exchange for an 80% participating interest in the PPL 319 and PRL 13 licenses (as announced in the press release of April 2, 2013), Heritage has made a cash payment to Telemu of US$4 million plus the reimbursement of costs associated with the recently completed 22 km Tuyu seismic program. In addition to the cash payment, Heritage has also committed to funding the acquisition of a minimum of 100 km of seismic within the license areas and the drilling of one exploration well in PPL 319 to a depth sufficient to test identified exploration targets. The 22 km Tuyu program will count towards the fulfillment of these commitments.

"We look forward to continuing with the technical program that was started late in 2012. With the additional exploration to be undertaken on the PPL 319 and PRL 13 licenses, we remain confident of the hydrocarbon potential of the license and look forward to the results generated," commented David Nelson, President & CEO of LNG.

LNG is a Canadian exploration and development company focused on developing oil and gas reserves in Papua New Guinea, Poland and Bulgaria. LNG holds in Papua New Guinea a 13.7% net interest in PPL 319 and a 68.5% interest in 3 additional PPLs in northern Papua New Guinea (which collectively covers approximately 5.5 million gross acres) and a 20% net interest in PRL 13 (which covers approximately 42,000 gross acres). LNG has a 20.18% net interest in approximately 734,000 gross acres of prospective shales in Poland together with BNK Petroleum Inc., Sorgenia E&P S.p.A., and Rohol-Aufsuchungs Aktiengesellschaft. LNG is operator and has a 50% net interest in approximately 360,000 gross acres of prospective shales in Poland together with San Leon Energy. LNG has entered into a farm-in agreement relating to 405,080 acres of prospective argillite formation in Bulgaria with Direct Petroleum Bulgaria EOOD, a subsidiary of TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. LNG shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "LNG".

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LNG Energy Closes Farm-in Agreement in Papua New Guinea with Heritage Oil PLC
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